Getting a job on "Ice Road Truckers?"

there was an ad in the local paper a few weeks ago looking for drivers frm the lower 48 with at least 2 yrs exp. with hazmat endoresment driving tankers in Alaska.. they had a phone nr. listed also.. if it's ok with the forum administrators i can list it here, or snd it to them & let them verify it to see if it's a legit nr, i didn't call myself to chk it out..

 

Driving in Alaska is a little different to driving on the ice roads...

 

They have one thing in common though.

Both are COLD.

 

I have heard that getting a job like that in Canada is really tough unless you're Canadian; they tend to hire other Canadians before they hire someone from a different country. I have Hugh as a myspace friend and that's what he told me when I asked him about it.

 

Just curious, ...... what's Hugh's opinion of
Ice Road Truckers --- the program?

 

they just don't have their own show.

 

They drive on roads with ice (compacted snow) on them? Or they drive on lakes with ice bridges engineered for truck traffic?

 

Oh brother...here we go again!

THIS is ice road trucking...driving on roads over lakes & rivers...

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr.../41527-last-ice-road-crossing-for-2008-a.html


THIS is icy road trucking!

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...room/42819-different-places-new-highways.html

 

Hey Kat your famous around these parts (The Truckers Report)
With that fame comes the work LOL
Thanks

 

Famous or INfamous??? That's the question!

ICE Road...a road built on a river or lake out on the ice, under the ice is LOTS of WATER:



ICY Road...pavement...sort of under the ice